Sentence examples for with no justification from inspiring English sources

Mr. Marder, 78, said the war "radicalized people, mostly young people, who saw our country invade another country with no justification".

But this young generation grew up witnessing their leaders creating mass carnage in the Middle East, with no justification and no remorse.

It may, with no justification whatsoever, just feel wrong to them, and what's the point of a memorial to the dead if one disregards the emotions of those they left behind?

Just this month the New York Times editorial board published an op-ed calling out pharmaceutical companies for inflating the cost of treatments with no justification, in particular those for cancer.

This morning Cameron was forced to defend the former News of the World editor, telling reporters outside his home in London: "It's wrong for newspapers to breach people's privacy with no justification.

Walter Jones, the Republican congressman for North Carolina who was also the brains behind french toast becoming freedom toast in Capitol Hill restaurants, told a local newspaper the US went to war "with no justification".

Another point mentions health, Ag, and environmental needs with absolutely no justification.

The overwhelming pressure on officers to write summonses, make arrests, stop pedestrians and motorists with little or no justification, and downgrade crime reports reflects the deterioration of effective management under Raymond W. Kelly, the longest-serving police commissioner in the city's history.

Many states, however, allow parents to claim a "personal belief" exemption with little or no justification.

By providing no rationale or specific examples of instances in which a refusal to license would be anticompetitive, U.S. companies with patented technology desired by Chinese companies may be left being forced by foreign regulators to give away their patent rights with little to no justification.

On N.B.A. players' fighting with fans: "There's no justification for it.